I listened to this audiobook so I would be ready for the new adaptation, but now that I’ve read it, I still have yet to see the movie.
Tag: classic literature
The Invisible Man
I only had the vaguest idea of what this book was about before diving in, and although it wasn’t what I expected, I really enjoyed it.
Earthseed
I’m impressed by how accurately Butler predicted some of the effects of climate change, especially as it relates to California.
East Lynne
This book was absolutely bonkers and I loved it. When even the characters remark on how implausible the plot is, you know it’s implausible!
A Christmas Carol
I read this book as a kid and remember it being very different from my favorite film adaptation, but it turned that’s not the case at all.
The Woman in White
I’m not sure why this book is always classified as horror since there’s nothing paranormal about it. I can see it being classified as a mystery, although I felt it was much longer than it needed to be.
Behind a Mask
If Little Women or Agnes Grey is too sweet for you, I recommend Behind a Mask because it is anything but sweet!
Agnes Grey
I didn’t love this book, but I liked it, and I certainly found it interesting to see how Anne grew as a writer.
Northanger Abbey
I don’t care what you say, I think Henry Tilney is one of the best Austen heroes! He’s sweet, funny, and not afraid to meet Catherine on her level.
Mansfield Park
This book review is in defense of Jane Austen’s novel, Mansfield Park, which I have always loved, and continue to love as much as ever.










